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Shenzhen Jietong Technology Co., Ltd. is a high-tech company focusing on the development, production and sales of radio frequency identification (RFID).

4-port UHF RFID fixed channel reader
JT-928 2/4-ports UHF RFID Fixed Reader JT-928 2/4-ports UHF RFID Fixed Reader

4-port antenna TNC female interface, TM serial chip , group reading

UHF Desktop RFID Reader
JT-6210 0-1m UHF RFID Desktop USB Reader Writer ISO18000-6C JT-6210 0-1m UHF RFID Desktop USB Reader Writer ISO18000-6C

JT-6210 UHF RFID Desktop USB Reader Writer is Double USB Communication Interface,the input of serial port on the left,the output of keyboard on the right.

 Industrial Grade UHF RFID Reader
JT-7100 0-3m 860-960MHz UHF RFID Industrial Grade RFID Reader JT-7100 0-3m 860-960MHz UHF RFID Industrial Grade RFID Reader

Industrial grade design IP65/IP67,0-3m reading distance,0-20 tags group reading,support Modbus/Profinet protocol.

UHF RFID Gate Reader with Andorid Screen
JT-923 ISO 18000-6C UHF RFID Gate Reader With Android Screen For Access Control Management JT-923 ISO 18000-6C UHF RFID Gate Reader With Android Screen For Access Control Management

Main Chip : TM Serial Chip Protocol : ISO 18000-6C Tag RSSI : Support Support area : America,Canada and other areas according with FCC Part 15 criterion Europe and other areas according with ETSI EN 302 308 criterion China,India,Japan,Korea,Malaysia,Taiwan

UHF RFID middle range reader
JT-8380 0-6m UHF RFID 860-960MHz Middle Range Integrated Reader JT-8380 0-6m UHF RFID 860-960MHz  Middle Range Integrated Reader

UHF RFID reader module
JT-2540 TM200 UHF RFID 4-port Module 860-960MHz TTL JT-2540 TM200 UHF RFID 4-port Module 860-960MHz TTL

Group reading >200 tags/sec; Reading range up to 0-25m;1-4 SMA antenna ports;

RFID reader module
JT-2302 HF RFID 13.56MHz Module ISO14443A ISO15693 Support Mifare1 IC card JT-2302 HF RFID 13.56MHz Module ISO14443A ISO15693 Support Mifare1 IC card

Reading distance : 0-3cm; Working frequency : 13.56MHz; Support ISO14443A ISO15693 protocol.

RFID reader module
JT-1550 Small Mini HF RFID 13.56MHz Module ISO14443A ISO 15693 Protocol JT-1550 Small Mini HF RFID 13.56MHz Module ISO14443A ISO 15693 Protocol

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COMPANY PROFILE Shenzhen Jietong Technology Co., Ltd. (brand JTSPEEDWORK)was established in 2011 and is anational high-tech enterprise integrating R&D, manufacturing, sales and service. We focuses on the research and development of RFlD readers and modules, mainly covering LF, HFUHF, and 2.4G, and we are the first company to cover the full range of RFlD technology. independentcore research and development of products, supporting customized needs, unified RFlD readerprotocol, quick response RFlD hardware platform, one-stop rfid hardware solution provider. JTSPEEDWORK has been committed to providing customers with high-performance RFlD reader andwriter products. The core R&D personnel of the technical team have more than 10 years ofexperiencein the RFlD industry. Related products have obtained SRRC,CE,FCC,ROHS,C-TICK,TELEC certification. Products are widely used in garbage sanitation classification, shared electric vehicles, intelligentmanufacturing,warehousing,asset management, personnel management, intelligent animahusbandry, clothing management, smart transportation, electricity and other intelligent data identi-fication and collection fields. 10000+ From its establishment in 201l to 2023, thecompany has achieved a stable perfor-mance growth rate of more than 50%6, At theend of 2022, annual product sales will breaka record high. 128+ With the development of the RFlD market,our business covers china, Southeast Asia,Europe, North America and other regions. 36+ Since its establishment, the company hasbeen increasinginvestment and insisting onforeign trade. Currently, our RFlD readingand writing equipment has been exportedto 36 countries and regions around theworld. WISH MISSION VALUE 2011 Built 20+Engineers 1500㎡Area The leader of RFlD industry Make data collection and control easier Focus, innovation, hard-work, wir-win

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Shenzhen Jietong technology Co. Ltd., is a high-tech company focused on R&D, production and sales of radio frequency identification (RFID ). Special professional in UHF RFID series reader of internet of things. Jietong has own R&D team which the engineers has more than 10 years of R&D experience. In order to provide the best service and product to customer, Jietong is in continuously development to offer whole solution for the project, after-sale service and technology support. Jietong has main product lines which include UHF RFID module, RFID Handheld Reader, UHF RFID Reader, Car parking middle range RFID Reader , UHF access control reader, UHF antenna, UHF cards and Tag, etc., JT UHF RFID Reader already used in vehicle management intensively, using environment also include staff management for factory, weight management for warehouse, access control for warehouse and vehicle, clothing management, the tobacco logistics management, intelligent library management, production line identification management, asset management etc., Jietong has the principle of the supremacy of users, and depends on market-oriented, new technology and high quality, we will provide the latest technology, the best products, the competitive, the sincerely service to our clients.

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    The R&D team has more than 10 years of experience;

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    National patent protection for own brand product

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    2 years warranty and 3 years cost-maintenance;

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03. PROJECT CASES

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This solution page helps customers solve the problem of installing and managing applications using Jietong Technology's products. The following are included: Vehicle management UHF personal system management Production line management Logistics management Asset management Warehouse management Environmental sanitation vehicles manage Intelligent bookcase management

  • Motorcycle Positioning Management

    In order to regulate the parking of shared electric vehicles, strengthen the supervision and management of shared electric vehicles, reduce the management cost of operation and mai...

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    Motorcycle Positioning Management
  • Vehicle Management

    Vehicle Management With the rapid development of China's economy, people's living standards are increasing; the total ownership of the car also began to grow rapidly. At present, t...

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    Vehicle Management
  • Personal Management

    UHF RFID Personnel management system >> System Overview Long-distance card staff management system is the modern personnel management system with the combination of the UHF R...

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    Personal Management
  • Production Line Management

    Production line management In order to produce better quality products, while reducing production costs and meeting the requirements of ISO 9000, manufacturers are more closely tra...

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    Production Line Management
  • Logistics Management

    AGV Trolley Track Guidance Management With the manufacturing level and increasing customer demand, a variety of logistics systems are facing many challenges, such as how to improve...

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    Logistics Management
  • Asset Management

    Asset RFID Management System System overview The way to manually implement the asset management including the asset increase, distribution, storage, disposal, etc. can never satisf...

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    Asset Management

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Information related to the actual application cases of RFID technology is collected here, and each project is our valuable experience and valuable for reference.

RFID in the Hotel Industry: Improving Efficiency and Personalizing Guest Experiences
RFID in the Hotel Industry: Improving Efficiency and Personalizing Guest Experiences

With the continuous advancement of technology, digitalization has become a key development trend in the modern hotel industry. Hotels face numerous challenges in improving operational efficiency and enhancing customer experiences, and the introduction of RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology offers a fresh solution for hotel management. RFID enables automated management, real-time tracking, and efficient resource allocation, improving room management efficiency while providing guests with more convenient and personalized services. RFID technology consists of tags, readers, and antennas, and works by transmitting data via radio waves. Tags can be attached to items or individuals, and readers use wireless signals to retrieve the information stored on the tags. This technology has been successfully applied in industries such as logistics and retail, and in the hotel industry, RFID is primarily used in areas such as room management, asset tracking, and guest identity verification, enhancing both management precision and service quality. 2. Applications of RFID in Room Management 1. Efficient Room Management Traditional room management often relies on manual tracking of room status, such as cleaning, maintenance, and occupancy. With RFID technology, hotels can install RFID tags in each room to track room status in real-time. For example, RFID tags in rooms can be detected by readers to immediately show whether a room has been cleaned or needs maintenance, allowing hotel staff to efficiently allocate cleaning or maintenance personnel. In addition, RFID tags can be integrated with hotel management systems (PMS), automatically updating room status and reducing the risk of errors or delays caused by manual entry. This automated management improves room turnover rates and optimizes resource allocation. 2. Precise Inventory Management RFID also offers significant advantages in inventory management. Various hotel items, such as towels, bed linens, slippers, and toiletries, can be tracked using RFID tags. The usage and location of these items can be monitored in real-time, enabling hotel staff to identify items that need replenishment or replacement and prevent shortages. Moreover, RFID technology helps reduce the loss and waste of hotel assets, leading to lower operational costs. For instance, RFID tags can be placed on each item in the room, linking them to the management system. The system can automatically identify the usage of items in each room. When guests check out, the system records which items were used, which need cleaning or replacement, ensuring that room supplies remain complete and hygienic. 3. Paperless Operations to Improve Efficiency The introduction of RFID technology allows hotels to eliminate paper-based processes, reducing the need for manual data entry and cumbersome reporting. In hotel operations, room management often involves extensive documentation, such as cleaning logs, maintenance reports, and inventory records. RFID ...

January 15, 2025
RFID: Enhancing Health Monitoring and Tracking in China's Pandemic Response
RFID: Enhancing Health Monitoring and Tracking in China's Pandemic Response

At the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, China rapidly implemented a series of strict public health control measures and leveraged advanced technological tools to strengthen epidemic monitoring and health management. RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology, as an efficient and precise wireless identification method, played a vital role in health monitoring and tracking management during the pandemic, significantly improving control efficiency and reducing errors and omissions in manual interventions. Through its non-contact, high-precision data transmission capabilities, RFID helped public health authorities effectively track the virus's transmission chain while also providing strong technical support for isolation management and resource allocation. RFID Applications in Health Monitoring RFID technology’s application in health monitoring, especially during large-scale outbreaks, proved to be particularly important. Due to the rapid transmission and concealed incubation period of the COVID-19 virus, traditional health management methods were inadequate for epidemic control. RFID's efficiency and convenience made it an essential tool for responding to the pandemic. First, in hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare settings, patients wore RFID wristbands or cards that were linked to their health information. Through RFID systems, real-time data, including body temperature, nucleic acid test results, and contact history, were recorded. This approach minimized human errors in data entry, avoided delays in information processing, and improved the accuracy and timeliness of health data. More importantly, RFID demonstrated significant advantages in health data tracking and integration. At the beginning of the COVID-19 outbreak, RFID tags were widely used at testing points and in isolation areas, ensuring that the health information of every person tested was transmitted to a central database promptly. Once a person was tested, the RFID tag immediately uploaded the results, allowing health authorities to access updated data. This real-time update and data sharing greatly improved epidemic response speed and ensured that each patient’s health status could be addressed quickly. RFID’s Role in Tracing the Epidemic Transmission Chain RFID technology played a crucial role in tracing the transmission chain of the virus during the pandemic. Early in the pandemic, due to the long incubation period and the presence of asymptomatic cases, traditional manual tracking methods were unable to quickly and accurately identify potential transmission chains. RFID technology, through real-time tracking of people's movements, was able to precisely identify individuals who had been in contact with infected persons. During the pandemic, RFID tags were widely used in transportation systems, shopping malls, supermarkets, and public spaces. As people entered these areas, the RFID system automatically recorded their entry and exit times. If an outbreak occurred in a p...

January 13, 2025
Revolutionizing Warehouse Management: Achieving Zero-Error Inventory with RFID Technology
Revolutionizing Warehouse Management: Achieving Zero-Error Inventory with RFID Technology

RFID is a technology that uses radio waves to identify objects. It communicates with tags through radio signals and can quickly read data without physical contact. An RFID system consists of three main components: the tag, the reader, and the backend management system. Tag: An RFID tag is an electronic label attached to an item, containing a microchip and an antenna. Tags can be passive (without a power source) or active (with a battery). Passive tags obtain energy from the radio signals sent by the reader, while active tags can send signals autonomously due to their built-in battery. Reader: An RFID reader transmits radio signals to communicate with the tags and receives signals reflected by the tags. The reader decodes the data from the tag and sends it to the backend management system. Backend Management System: The backend system analyzes, stores, and processes the data collected by the reader. This system can be integrated with enterprise business systems such as ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) and WMS (Warehouse Management Systems) to update inventory information in real-time. The application of RFID technology can greatly improve warehouse management efficiency and accuracy, thereby helping enterprises achieve zero-error inventory management. 2. Working Principle of RFID in Warehouse Management In warehouse management, the RFID system simplifies every aspect of inventory management through automated data collection and processing. The specific workflow is as follows: 1. Goods Receipt When goods arrive at the warehouse, RFID tags are attached to each item. These tags store relevant information such as product IDs, quantities, production dates, and suppliers. Once this data is entered into the backend system, it is automatically linked to the corresponding inventory record. When the goods enter the warehouse, RFID readers positioned at entry points automatically scan the tags and transmit the data to the backend system. The system automatically updates the inventory records, ensuring that the inventory quantity in the system matches the actual goods quantity. Due to the high efficiency of RFID technology, the entire process requires no human intervention, reducing errors during the receiving process. 2. Inventory Management RFID systems monitor the location and status of each item in real-time by placing readers throughout the warehouse. Each item’s RFID tag is automatically scanned as it passes by a reader. With multiple strategically placed readers, such as on shelves, storage locations, and conveyors, RFID technology helps enterprises gather real-time inventory data, reducing errors caused by manual operations. Additionally, RFID systems can assist warehouse managers in predicting inventory needs through data analysis. By analyzing historical inbound and outbound data, the system can identify high-demand products and slow-moving items, enabling precise inventory allocation and management. 3. Inventory Counting Traditional inventory cou...

January 11, 2025
From Tradition to Innovation: How RFID is Transforming Industries
From Tradition to Innovation: How RFID is Transforming Industries

With the rapid development of technology, traditional industries are undergoing an unprecedented transformation. In particular, Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology, driven by the Internet of Things (IoT), is gradually changing the way industries operate. From retail to logistics, healthcare to agriculture, RFID is playing a pivotal role in driving digital transformation and industrial upgrades. Among various RFID technologies, UHF RFID desktop reader devices are becoming critical tools in industries for tracking, reading, and managing data with ease and efficiency. This article will explore how RFID, including applications of UHF RFID desktop readers and other devices, is leading transformation in various sectors, highlighting its potential to improve efficiency, enhance transparency, and promote sustainability through real-world examples. 1. Retail Industry Digital Transformation: RFID Enhancing Inventory Management and Customer Experience The traditional retail industry has long faced challenges such as inaccurate inventory management, product loss, and poor customer experience. As consumer demands evolve, retailers are increasingly realizing the need to improve operational efficiency and customer satisfaction. RFID technology, powered by advanced tools like UHF RFID desktop reader writer USB interfaces, has become a key solution to address these issues and is gradually being adopted across the global retail sector. Case Study: Walmart and RFID Walmart, one of the global leaders in retail, began exploring RFID technology as early as 2003 and has since rolled it out on a global scale. By attaching RFID tags to products, Walmart is able to track every item with precision. The application of RFID reader desktop devices has greatly improved inventory accuracy, reducing instances of stockouts and overstocking. At the same time, RFID technology enables Walmart to obtain real-time data on the movement of goods, optimizing restocking processes and reducing the time and cost of manual inventory checks. Additionally, devices such as UHF RFID desktop readers with USB connectivity have simplified the process of reading and managing tagged items in stores and warehouses. More importantly, RFID has improved the customer experience by enabling faster product location and providing retailers with precise sales data for personalized service. Walmart's success demonstrates how RFID, coupled with tools like UHF RFID desktop readers, helps retailers transition from traditional manual management to intelligent, automated digital systems, ultimately improving business efficiency and customer satisfaction. 2. Logistics and Supply Chain Management: RFID Enhancing Tracking and Transparency Logistics and supply chain management are crucial components of modern business operations, and their efficiency and transparency directly impact a company's competitiveness. Traditional logistics management relies on manual records and human verification, which are not ...

January 06, 2025
Revolutionizing Vehicle Management: The Role of RFID in Smart Transportation
Revolutionizing Vehicle Management: The Role of RFID in Smart Transportation

As smart cities and IoT (Internet of Things) technologies continue to evolve, RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology is becoming increasingly prevalent in the transportation sector, especially in vehicle management and traffic control. By integrating RFID systems, traffic management becomes more efficient and accurate. In this article, we will explore some real-world examples of how RFID plays a critical role in smart transportation and enhances vehicle management. 1. Electronic Toll Collection: "Smart Passage" on Highways In traditional toll booths, vehicles must stop to pay manually, which not only lowers efficiency but also causes traffic congestion. In recent years, many countries and regions have introduced RFID technology to promote the widespread use of Electronic Toll Collection (ETC) systems. In these systems, each vehicle is equipped with an RFID electronic tag. When a vehicle passes through a toll station, RFID readers automatically scan the tag on the vehicle, identify the vehicle, and complete the payment. This method eliminates the need for vehicles to stop, allowing them to pass through toll stations without delay, greatly improving efficiency. For example, in China, the "ETC" toll system has been widely adopted on most highways. By installing RFID tags on vehicles, the system can read information and charge vehicles in seconds, allowing drivers to pass through without stopping. This not only alleviates traffic congestion but also reduces fuel consumption and pollution caused by waiting in line. 2. Smart Parking Management: Solving "Parking Difficulties" in Cities The challenge of finding parking, particularly in busy city centers, is a common problem in many urban areas. RFID technology has emerged as an effective solution for smart parking management. By installing RFID readers at parking lot entrances, vehicles are automatically identified when they enter, and the system registers them, thereby releasing a parking spot. For instance, some smart parking lots in Hong Kong have implemented RFID automatic identification systems. Drivers simply need to place an RFID tag on their vehicle's windshield. When the vehicle enters a parking lot, the system automatically reads the tag and registers the vehicle without any need for stopping or manual ticket issuance. Upon leaving, the system also quickly identifies the vehicle and calculates parking fees, allowing drivers to pay via mobile payment. This system not only reduces the time spent searching for parking spots but also improves the utilization of parking spaces, greatly enhancing the parking experience. Additionally, RFID technology can be integrated with space monitoring systems. By installing sensors beneath each parking spot, the system can track the status of available spaces in real-time. Drivers can check the availability of spaces via parking lot displays or mobile apps, reducing the time spent searching for a parking spot and improving overall parking lot efficiency...

December 24, 2024
RFID in the Financial Industry: Security and Privacy Protection Challenges
RFID in the Financial Industry: Security and Privacy Protection Challenges

I. RFID Applications in the Financial Industry RFID technology uses radio waves to transmit information and typically consists of a tag, a reader, and an information system. In the financial industry, RFID is primarily used in the following areas: Contactless Payment Systems Contactless payment technology is one of the key areas of RFID application in finance. Users can complete a payment by simply bringing a bank card or smartphone with an RFID chip close to a reader, without needing to insert the card or enter a PIN. This payment method is not only fast but also secure, and it is increasingly replacing traditional card-based payments, especially in transportation, retail, and dining sectors. Identity Verification and Access Control RFID is also widely used in identity verification and access control systems within financial institutions. Banks, insurance companies, and other financial institutions use RFID-enabled employee and customer cards to authenticate identities, ensuring that only authorized personnel can access specific areas or services. This enhances both operational efficiency and security. Asset Management and Tracking Many financial institutions use RFID tags to track and manage their assets, such as equipment, documents, and other valuable items. Through RFID technology, financial institutions can precisely track the location of assets, prevent loss or theft, and take timely action when discrepancies arise. Smart ATMs Smart ATMs equipped with RFID technology allow users to authenticate themselves and withdraw money using an RFID-enabled bank card or device. This enhances user convenience and transaction security. II. Security and Privacy Protection Challenges of RFID in the Financial Industry While RFID has significant advantages and widespread applications in the financial sector, it also faces several security and privacy challenges. The following are some of the key security risks associated with RFID in the financial industry: Remote Reading and Data Theft RFID tags can be read from a distance of several meters, which means that without adequate encryption or protective measures, an attacker can remotely read the information from a card or device without physical contact. This remote reading capability makes sensitive information, such as bank card numbers and account details, vulnerable to theft, especially in public spaces or high-risk areas. Solution: Strengthening data encryption is key to addressing this issue. Financial institutions can use high-strength encryption technologies such as AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) to protect the data stored in RFID tags. In addition, implementing dynamic authentication methods, such as one-time passwords (OTP), can effectively prevent attackers from accessing sensitive information through remote reading. Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) Attacks In RFID payment systems, an attacker could disguise themselves as a legitimate reader and intercept and alter the data transmission between the use...

December 27, 2024
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